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Canada opens first home World Cup against Bosnia

Canada hosts its first men’s World Cup match Friday in Toronto against Bosnia and Herzegovina, with fans and officials pointing to soccer’s growing role in the country. The opener comes without injured star defender Alphonso Davies, though coach Jesse Marsch hopes he can return during the group stage.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford Imposes 25% Surcharge on Electricity Exports to U.S. Amid Trade Tensions with Trump Administration

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced a 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the U.S. in response to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, affecting consumers and businesses in Michigan, Minnesota, and New York. This measure, effective from March 10, is expected to add $400,000 in daily costs for approximately 1.5 million American consumers and businesses, with Ford emphasizing that the tariff will remain despite a temporary reprieve from President Trump. Ford warned of potential further actions, including halting electricity exports entirely, as Ontario aims to counter the financial strain on Canadian industries and maintain a firm stance until the tariff threat is resolved.

Durham Regional Police Capture Escaped Kangaroo After It Punches Officer in the Face

On Monday, Durham Regional Police responded to an unusual call of a kangaroo hopping around Oshawa. Officers were instructed on the safest way to capture the kangaroo, which they did successfully, although the kangaroo punched an officer in the face before being subdued. The kangaroo is now in the custody of a local zoo, and the police reminded the public to be aware of their surroundings and to report any unusual sightings.